Tasmanian Times
What’s On
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Code for help
TASMANIANS for Refugees has been involved in assisting the family from El Salvador (Vanessa Ceren, her two daughters, her partner Nestor Rodriguez...
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On: Intercepting water
The Wilderness Society: WATER INTERCEPTION AN INCREASING PROBLEM Launceston public meeting to expose water and forest mismanagement Public meetings Wed 8th March,...
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On: Battery Point, and BEER
TURNOFF THE TELLY: Battery Point groups are invited to a series of “Hobart 2025 Future Vision” community workshops to “engage in conversation...
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1.1KCampaign centre against the pulp mill
THE community campaign against Gunns’ current pulp mill proposal is gathering strength, with increased awareness that the pulp mill will drive ongoing...
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ON: Oswald’s Last Stand
Richard Upton’s new book, Oswald’s last Stand (Maygog Publishing) will be launched by: Nick McKim Thursday, November 17, Hobart Bookshop, 5.30pm.
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Hay, don’t miss it
THAT’S from Two Centres Alfred … a poem from Pete Hay’s wonderful new book of poems, Silently on the Tide (Walleah Press)...
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On: Never forget SIEV X
SIEV X Memorial The fourth anniversary of the sinking of the SIEV X is approaching and Tasmanians for Refugees will again hold...
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On: Beer!
Dear HOPSTERS, Mark it in your diaries, tell lies to significant others, and take the following two days off work … Next...
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On: Tasmania’s future
Exploring Tasmanian Futures Saturday, 15 October 2005 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Lecture Theatre One, Geography & Environmental Studies Building, Earl Street...
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The Weld auction
NEIL CREMASCO: Over 250 people attended the launch of the Weld Echo art exhibition last Friday at the Waterside Pavilion, Mawson’s Place,...
